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ARS scientists in Beltsville and their colleagues at the Brazilian Honey Bee Laboratory in São Paulo analyzed the DNA of bees they collected in Beltsville and Brazil at different times of the year to see when two bacteria from the genus Spiroplasma were present in honey bee colonies

February 2015 - Vol. 63, No. 2

ISSN 2169-8244

 Table of Contents

Honey bee

Honey Bee Diseases Strike in All Seasons
Sorghum growing in a breeder’s field

Boosting Sorghum’s Growing Range and Yield
A new Spanish peanut variety called OLé

OLé: A New Spanish Peanut High in Oleic Acid
Zebras graze in the Smithsonian’s National Zoological Park in Washington, D.C.

Trapping Stable Flies at Zoos
A cow and calf grazing

No Harm to Soils When Cattle Graze Cover Crops
Fungus on untreated channel catfish eggs

Disinfectant Wipes Out Fungus on Fish Eggs

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